Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 7th July, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Weather update: Hong Kong Observatory cancels red rainstorm warning signal this morning.

Former lawmaker Huang Jin-hui resigns amid drunk driving arrest, leaving CUHK in a tough spot.

Chinese Navy ships depart Hong Kong after a five-day visit, affecting multiple ferry routes.

Iran's Khamenei funeral draws millions, sparking comparisons to post-Mao China.

Severe flooding in Guangxi as reservoir breaches, trapping residents on rooftops.

Hong Kong's public housing rent to increase by 2.04%, effective as early as October.

Police seize over 120 kilograms of cocaine hidden in metal containers in Yuen Long.

Legislative Council G19 submits 100 policy recommendations to Chief Executive Lee Ka-chiu.

Social workers find baby cerebral palsy case handling reasonable, but results after 16 years are disappointing.

Taylor Swift reportedly demands a 40-page prenup from Travis, with penalties for infidelity.

Chen Hao brews coffee for his wife every morning, as they eye the mainland coffee market.

Ukraine intensifies drone attacks on Russian energy infrastructure amid ongoing conflict.

China tests submarine-launched ballistic missiles in the Pacific, raising tensions with neighbors.

SK Hynix plans record IPO in the U.S., potentially reshaping stock discount dynamics.

World Cup 2026: Norway advances to quarter-finals, with fans dubbing Haaland the "Hong Kong version of Mbappé."

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!